Why do vampires want to divide the secret party from the demon party 5

Cain created the second generation of vampires. And they have 13 offspring. This third generation is the survivor of Noah's Flood, who founded 13 great clans and later rebelled and killed the second generation of vampires.

The third generation of the ancient world claimed to have powers comparable to those of the gods. Now, thousands of years later, the bloodline of vampires has reached the thirteenth to the fifteenth generation. Before the Middle Ages, vampire members were often able to become overlords due to their special abilities and immortality, and even compete with each other for power and cause fear among the general population.

It wasn't until around the 14th century that the Inquisition of the Catholic Church knew about the existence of vampires and immediately carried out a large-scale killing. While vampires have abilities, no single vampire can stop the cooperative threat of thousands of mortals at once. As a result, the vampire's survival is in unprecedented crisis.

In response to the hostile situation, several vampire clans (around the sixth to eighth generations) had to form alliances, resulting in the Camarilla (Secret Party) Alliance. This is an alliance of seven clans, and it is still the largest alliance to this day. When the Esoteric Order was founded, there were six strict traditions that vampires in the League were required to follow forever.

The supreme purpose of the entire precept tradition is to stipulate that vampires must be hidden in human society and must never reveal their identities, so as not to lead to a crisis in the vampire's existence, which is the origin of the "escapism" precept.

Another alliance outside of the secret party is the sabbat. Although each clan can join the Demon Party, it is mainly controlled by two clans. The demons are Camarilla's arch-nemesis, they do not recognize the doctrine of escapism, and they rule by fear, force, and threats, and legend has it that the demons will bury new vampires alive, induce fear in them, and control them through rituals and blood bounds.

The demons also regard humans as inferior animals and drive them to kill at will. Members of the Esoteric often refer to Sabath as the Hand of Darkness.

In addition, the remaining four clans that did not join the secret or demon parties usually remained neutral or acted in the struggle between the two alliances.

The main reason is the difference in cognition, one school thinks that it is necessary to escape from the world, and the other school thinks that it should be born, so it is separated.

The Tzimisce are the most learned of all vampire groups, and most of their members are highly educated. They are skilled in magic, and while their magical abilities are not as strong as those of the Tremere in the Secret Order, they are strong enough to make them formidable opponents. The other Bloodlines even gave them the nickname "Demon King".

The Lasombra are the leaders of the demon party, and they seek to control the human race. The people of this tribe are both graceful and cruel, and they are profusely engaged in first embraces and flout the precepts laid down by the Esoteric Order. The vampires of the Demon Party are terrible enemies for both the Humans and the Vampires of the Secret Party.